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… clashes between the Boers and the British during the Anglo-Boer War (1899 - 1902) The first incident which took place … seven Months earlier, 15 December 1899. Amongst the Boer casualties was their Commander, Sarel Oosthuizen. The …

… and how important their skills were to the gold mines. The Anglo Boer War led to the closing of the gold mines for two years. … the country illegally, mostly at the time of the Second Anglo-Boer War, were disregarded. 23 June 1927 saw Indians in …

… had no vote, nor were white women enfranchised. The Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 (also called the South African War) had … not only between black people and whites, but between Boer and British. Africans had aligned themselves with the …

… settlers therefore, returned to Holland. During the Second Anglo-Boer War , the British razed the Village to the ground, … the cross fire between the Boer and the Brits during the Anglo-Boer War . It was with the release of trout in 1916 and …

… such as drought, diseases and the impact of the Second Anglo-Boer War , namely Milner’s Scorched Earth policy that left …

… at the three Pretoria schools which were built before the Anglo-Boer War – Gymnasium, Central Junior High and Hamilton. On 25 …

… became known as 'Millionaires Row'. Shortly after the Anglo-Boer War this changed as many of the wealthier Residents …

… hovering over the scenes where commandos were mobilizing. Boer commandos were soon on their way to fight for the … Smuts threatened a general ground bombardment and the Boer commandos and the regular troops massed for the final …

… dedicated herself to the movement in Britain against the Anglo-Boer War. Her visits to the concentration camps in South … and many other intellectuals. She vehemently opposed the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 and was virtually interned by the …

… away.” The Town of Van Reenen has a History steeped in the Anglo-Boer War, and a lookout point, called ' Windy Corner', about …

… local Black preachers, and in the Transvaal, where Boer officials were distinctly hostile to British …

… discoveries, white-ruled societies (British colonies and Boer republics) lived side-by-side with independent African … mainly because of Boer resistance. It was not until the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902 that Boer resistance to British … after the Kruger government ignored British demands. The Anglo-Boer War was a war between British imperialism and Boer …

… sandstone Mountains in the Northeast. It was originally a Boer State and then (from 1910) one of the traditional … Lesotho borders with the Free State. When the Second Anglo- Boer War broke out in 1899, the Orange Free State … enjoying the scenery. *WAR MEMORIALS AND MONUMENTS- The Anglo Boer War , which broke out in October 1899, was a …

… stone in honour of all the Dutchmen who died in the Anglo-Boer War was erected on the eastern wall. Names such as C.V. …

… as ‘outspan’ during the quarterly communions. After the Anglo-Boer War the Dutch Reformed Church sold the square to the …

… He had lost Cattle in an attack by the Boers during the Anglo-Boer War , was said to have started Darlington Farm in the …

… necessary to emphasise the effect of the present policy of Anglo-Boer imperialism upon the Native petty-bourgeoisie. Such …

… to reoccupy their land, only to find themselves ousted by Boer intruders. For example, in Natal the African population, … and it was hoped that the inboekselings would assimilate Boer cultural patterns and create a 'buffer class' against … Andries Hendrik Potgieter. The Ndebele were attacked by a Boer commando led by Potgieter, but Mzilikazi retaliated and …

… and the Vaal rivers. This gave rise to the independent Boer Republic of the Orange Free State. No African chiefdoms … 1854, the Basotho started taking cattle and horses from Boer farms. The Boers called this stock theft, but the chiefs … on the frontier thought that they had a right to take Boer stock. As one of the chiefs said: "They have taken away …

… in 1854 who took refuge in a large cave to escape a Boer commando sent as reprisal for the murders of several Boer families. There are various versions of who was to blame … truth, the episode was part of African resistance to Boer encroachment. The remarkable preservation within …

… Delagoa Bay 1849 Treaty of Derdepoort signed by the three Boer States in Transvaal to formalise unity talks. These … as the temporary seat of Government of the United Boer Republic 1901 British capture of Pietersburg during the …